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Caroline Rodriguez

Caroline is a part of the public education and communications team at the MPC. She is responsible for going out into the community and curating the content on MPC's social media pages including Facebook, X, Instagram, YouTube, and this blog! Caroline is passionate about poison prevention and spreading the safety messages of the MPC to as many people as possible.

Common Valentine’s Day Hazards for Pets

Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate love, but some common gifts and treats can be dangerous for our furry friends. Dogs and cats are curious, and even small exposures of certain items can lead to serious illness. In this

Two glasses and a champagne bottle with Christmas lights in the background

The holiday season is a time for gatherings and celebrations – and for many, enjoying festive drinks. While alcohol can be part of the fun, it also brings certain risks if not handled carefully, especially around children and guests. In

Person packing clothing into an open suitcase.

Travel plans bring excitement and change, but they can also bring new risks. Poisonings can happen anywhere – even in hotels, rental homes, or while visiting family. New places, different routines, and common traveling mistakes can all increase the risk

Glow sticks, Multicoloured, Light image.

Glow sticks are a fun way to light up parties, concerts, and other events. If a glow stick breaks open, the liquid inside can cause irritation to the skin, mouth, and eyes.

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Caroline Rodriguez

Cheers Without Fears – Safe Alcohol Practice at Gatherings

Travel Tips for Poison Safety

Glow Sticks